October 7 recap: Tucson news you may have missed today
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The Tucson City Council approved a pay raise for Timothy Thomure that makes him the highest-paid appointed local government bureaucrat in the region.
A federal judge has ordered the U.S. government to facilitate the return of a Phoenix man who the judge determined was "unlawfully" deported t…
Apollo Middle School teacher Rachel Eggebeen warns that Proposition 320 may force schools to cut essential services to meet direct instruction spending mandates, such as counselors, librarians, nurses and maintenance spending.
Lane Myers, a 43-year-old Youtuber from Tucson, said at his sentencing this week that prison won't stop his from speaking out about his long-running stalking and harassment case that supporters see as an infringement on free speech.
Ono Hawaiian BBQ is set to open Friday, October 9, at 6610 E. Grant Road.
The University of Arizona has placed all its fraternities on hold after receiving "multiple reports of misconduct" involving nearly half of th…
Week 7 high school football matchups include historic Pueblo-Cholla rivalryWeek 7 region play presents numerous opportunities for shakeup across Conferences 2A-5A in Southern Arizona high school football on Thursday and Friday.
Everything you need to know about the Arizona Fall League ahead of the MLB prospect league’s scheduled return to Tucson for an Oct. 10, 2026, doubleheader at Kino Stadium.
Greg Hansen’s notebook: After the first month of the college football season, Arizona’s average attendance was 40,271 per game, trailing nine other programs with lower attendance percentages.
Michael Lev column: Three years ago, former UA quarterback Rhett Rodriguez suffered a serious injury playing football. Then he left the game. Now he’s back, working for his dad.